I'd like to offer my opinions on whether it is necessary to purchase an instrument like the Biophilia Guardian A1 for detecting a dog's health.

Function and Accuracy of the Instrument:

Function Aspect: Biological resonance instruments like the Biophilia Guardian A1 claim that they can track changes in pathology and infections by observing the changes in the wavelength characteristics of body tissues and cells. They can conduct biofeedback scans on a dog's organs and tissues, and also perform DNA and RNA tests, as well as biological resonance biofeedback therapy, etc. If these functions are indeed effective and scientifically verified, they may be of some help in gaining an in-depth understanding of a dog's health condition.

Accuracy Aspect: Currently, there is controversy regarding the accuracy of biological resonance technology in pet health detection. Some traditional veterinary diagnostic methods, such as blood tests and imaging examinations (such as X-rays, B-ultrasounds, etc.), have relatively clear scientific bases and clinical verifications, and the reliability of their diagnostic results is high. However, the principles and effects of biological resonance technology have not been widely recognized, and there may be uncertainties in its test results.

Personal Pet Ownership Needs and Situations:

Inconvenience of Frequent Veterinary Visits: If you live far away from a veterinary hospital and it is very inconvenient to take your dog to the hospital for examination, or if your dog is extremely afraid of going to the hospital and has a strong stress response every time it goes for a visit, then having a home health detection instrument may have certain advantages. You can regularly conduct some basic health checks on your dog at home to detect problems in a timely manner and decide whether further veterinary treatment is needed.

High Concern for the Dog's Health: If you are a pet owner who is very concerned about your dog's health, and you hope to be able to know your dog's physical condition at any time, and are willing to learn and use such an instrument, then purchasing a detection instrument may be a good choice. However, it should be noted that the test results of home instruments cannot replace the diagnosis of professional veterinarians.